1. Thus has the administration itself become an apparatus that institutionalizes evil.

2. The text proceeds to tell us that, only a year later, Mordecai institutionalizes the celebration, establishing it as an annual event.

3. Barzani‘s son, Massoud, visited the White House last week to thank the American nation, through President Bush, for those sacrifices and to reiterate the Kurds‘ commitment to staying in a "federal" Iraq that institutionalizes their autonomy –– and survival.

4. "Though security threats do exist in Uzbekistan, including from members of Hizb ut–Tahrir and other groups that claim a religious linkage, these threats do not excuse or justify the scope and harshness of the government‘s ill treatment of religious believers," Cromartie said.
'4; He added that the commission‘s recommendation regarding Uzbekistan "should not in any way be construed as an exculpatory defense of Hizb ut–Tahrir, an extremist and highly intolerant organization that promotes hatred of moderate Muslims, the West, Jews, and others." UNCIRF represents a kind of hybrid public institution that might be unfamiliar in some parts of the world because it institutionalizes a governmental advisory role for civil society leaders.

5. AMBASSADOR FRAZER:
'4; Yeah, he hasn‘t expressed that.
'4; He hasn‘t said that he‘s running for a third term.
'4; But our view is very clear that term limits should be respected.
'4; It‘s extremely important in Africa to respect term limits because it allows for the grooming of new leadership, it supports the rule of law and it demonstrates that, you know, most of these societies –– most of these countries have had these, you know, 20–year, 30–year presidents and they haven‘t developed under those 20– or 30–year presidents.
'4; Having a regular turnover of power actually ingrains, it institutionalizes, a democratic process and it gives an opportunity.